Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-13

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VIA tot1 Ux1gislrn. TIA term ~hasEG
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No. 80 hv Mr.. 0ase, ef GaKnala
esuneg, psoSidinR thas NJ oountg aAAlf
es eptilled 70 1eze tknn 60 asni-
sun1Alls fer lfqusF Hsense, asd oilles
nzo tosns are enlislsd - anr fee nxn6
1y 10 Hafh1Fltiss net axoeaeinR $50
seuf-aunually.
No. q, ~ Af. Cass. q 0arasld ooan-
~ hxing tie legal F1te ~ Interest at
sikot Per esni. unit1s q dat1snl rate b
canlrAu1ea for IN wlillrn and ne peEnon
shall aoka eFe1aer considsFalIon for
money, ete.. Than ten GER cent. snd il
eomputinR lntzEee1 % an9 uofe. etc.. Il
s1An net b compuandsd. except b.
eonlrart.
No a. 81 Mr. Bskss. cf whaieau
eounly. providing fak she oreaiiinR of
San Juan eoun,E % the boeka q the
so6tiur With 9l8l Of 80 appropriation
made b. tbs lasa legislature fpx The care
of one, Mary PhlilipH. whils h in.
Ne. 81 b. Mr.. McElrny, Domoezat ol
SkaRil county, providing for the sab
aission Of tbs Weman sannaRe question
to tbs women az The tExrifurY a the
next general eleeliOn.
No. -. b. NF. Stevenson, of Clarke
eounty, aprropEinlinR $3.50 70 Hsimhurss
nkauania euunlf fer moneg expended
u ihe cass Of the teEEiacRY ". EEmina
GFuEini.
No. IS. b. Mr.. Bassy, Of Lincoln
eunntg, providing faE the appointment
b the eommIllee On privileRes and
elections, Of q hnaRd of examiners.
three In number, 30 examine and pass
npon and fsaofd the ceFtidcatea u per.
s1ns praetfcinQ o. Tho may atlempl %
pxaetiee mediciRe 10 the territory, and
persons having no diploma or pFaoiioina
under papers with which She board b
not familiar nnst present themselves
Tor examination within sixty DAYS.
No. 26. hy Mr.. Resa. ol 1hnEslon
eonniy, providing than the fees Of pro-
bate judges IN estates Of lees than $500
be paid By the oounty instead Of out Of
said estates.
No. q, b. Mr.. ElasE, Of King county.
making Il unlaWfni 10 use any threat or
ether oorFupk means 10 hinder any
eleciof from voting as be eheoees on
eleSlion day. Or for diarhaREing any
eleetof from employment for voting &C.
c0rdinR as be wishes, aud providing
panishmenf Ia q fine Of $1,000 oF oee
years imprisoRment.
The speaker hare called attention 10
the fao1 that neeriy all the bills Were
made 10 40 into effecl upon their pas.
sage and approval By The governor. BE
said that during tks Iona interim Be.
tween tAeif passaQa and their publioa
ticn the courts, lawyers and the paople
we're % SEA na 20 what the law vas. He
thought IL better 90 have them not 90
into e1eot Until q certain time after ap-
proval, By which time they uiRht be
printed.
when the second resdine Of bills bs-
gan Mr.. Fellows, Democrat, anticipated
q fight over the references of Mr. Keane's
women suffrage bill b moving that Il
be sent 70 the printing eommiltee, A. be
thouRht every member should have .
copy Of 90 important q measure. u
was seconded, bat keane amended 10
send Il 30 the COMMITTEES on privileges
and elections. Az predicted TIE amend.
msnt was not seconded and The original
motion prevailed.
hlE. Thompson'S woman suffrage bin
vas next tn order and Mr.. Fellows
Eaoved toe same.
Mr.. Thompson sthcaght, Ia view Of
The limited appropriation for bill print
ing, tt vas nol necessary ana thst no
particular commiltee should bottle q
bill, Is being the business Of the whole
body 10 discuss these measures.
Mr.. Feilowa stock 70 his point hold
inc that no measure Of more importance
woald cone before the Legislature than
this OF woman suffrage, and every one
Of such billa should be printed Ia order
that The members might judge between
shem.
Mr. Thompson gave way and The bill
followed NJ. Keana's 70 the printing
M. HsIn's bill tEo. I, took the same
Ne. Buosyss bin Coz relocating the ar
tesian well sin Franklin and Adams
counties, was passsd under suspended
rules.
Kir. Ksans's bin, No. 6, regarding
foreign corporations, Mr.. Keano's bill.
No. z, requiring railroad companies TO
bald depo&s, and Mr.. Etevenaonss bill, /
No. Is. repsaling the gross eaFnlnes
Law, vent to the committee on corpora
items.
Mr.. Knapp's bill, No. 8, requiring the
On minor eases 70 give
bonds, Mr.. ATraamith's bill, No. II, /
amending the rsvsnae Law, Mr.. Thomp-
sons bill, No. 12, making The penalty
foE murdoE Ia the nEsl dearee impsi1nn.
ment FOR life, Mr.. Eldaris hlil, No, "a,
creating legal holidays, al went 70 the
Judiciary committee.
Mr.. Keans's bill, No. Is, on mining,
was referred 10 TIE committee on min
M. Cables oounoll bIIl, No. 1, repeal |
inR the Rsoss earnings laW. uns bFocaht /
down from The upper hOuss and read
the nrst time.
A counoil resolution 10 The efFesa the
seEReans-at-arms distFibute fouF copies /
Of every pEIntsd bill 10 each sf The
members and The reporters eaused ]
IonQ dlsguasion, groslnR out Of Mr..
Fellows offer 30 amend 70 the eject that
every bill be printed after passing the
third reading. he said that be would |
vote on no bill thai wss nos printed.
A resolution b. Mr.. Reed thas the ser
Reant-at arms pfoeuKs postage stamps
los The uas Of members passed and tee
hcuse adiourned-
Mf. MeEIr0y's biii submitting The
question Of woman suffrage 70 TIE wo-
man themselves, referred 10 ab0ve, pro
yfdes that the oleetion shall laks plaoo
ak The general election IN 1883; that tie
uomsn Who s0ta on Il shall Be ever n
years Of age
Tho assessor shall, at the time Of
making tbs next assessment, taks q i
careful census Of al uomen 90 qualified
and make q return, The lists being oDen
10 correction until tha adjourn
msna Of tue eqzalissiion board.
None not then registered abali
vote. Tie lieksfs snail read, aFs-
male Suffrage Yes" and .Fsnals Euf-
fraee N0.S II the yeaaea are 10 the
majority Il shaIl be the duty Of ths
next legislature 10 paaa law granting
Suffrage TO Women-
CMzMEsM womGa.
MKErEwa CALLED 10 RB0rKnT AoAmsT
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